1st Grade will be exploring various aspects of height and measuring in conjunction with the on-line collaborative project, How Tall Is A First Grader? The purpose of this project is to collaborate with other first grade classrooms, learn math, reading, and writing skills, find out about each other, and have some fun.
An introduction to the project:
Where in the world are the classes that are participating in this project? Let's found out with a Live Search Map!
Fall Measurements:
St. Martin's 1st Graders were measured the week of November 3rd and here are the results:
St. Martin's 1st Grader Average Height:
48.2083"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Median Height:
48.5"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Most Common Height:
48"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Shortest Height:
44.5"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Tallest Height:
51"
Spring Measurements:
St. Martin's 1st Grader's were measured during the week of April 27th and we discovered that the average growth of a St. Martin's 1st Grader from the fall to the spring was 1.04". Here are our spring measurements:
St. Martin's 1st Grader Average Spring Height:
49.25"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Median Spring Height:
49.375"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Most Common Spring Height:
52.25"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Shortest Spring Height:
45.5"
St. Martin's 1st Grader Tallest Spring Height:
52.25"
Spring Activities:
Each 1st Grader also drew a picture of themselves compared to something the same height as they are or that is taller than they are or shorter than they are. They also wrote a sentence about what they drew.
How Tall is a St. Martin's 1st Grader?
1st Grade will be exploring various aspects of height and measuring in conjunction with the on-line collaborative project, How Tall Is A First Grader? The purpose of this project is to collaborate with other first grade classrooms, learn math, reading, and writing skills, find out about each other, and have some fun.An introduction to the project:
Fall Measurements:
St. Martin's 1st Graders were measured the week of November 3rd and here are the results:
Spring Measurements:
St. Martin's 1st Grader's were measured during the week of April 27th and we discovered that the average growth of a St. Martin's 1st Grader from the fall to the spring was 1.04". Here are our spring measurements:
Spring Activities:
Each 1st Grader also drew a picture of themselves compared to something the same height as they are or that is taller than they are or shorter than they are. They also wrote a sentence about what they drew.
After completing their pictures, 1st Grade played some measuring games: